Morel Et Fils - Lille

Good brewery in the center of the lille, inside or on the terrace, good service, a white wine kir in the rules of art, beautiful interior decoration. cst verified 01.2022

After work in week based on cheese and charcuterie boards: just excellent. very good quality of products and presentation. pleasant service and very well maintained establishment.

I was in Lille for one night with my partner and was keen to find somewhere good for a glass of wine and dinner. This place looked good from the outside so we gave it a go. Waited ages to get served but when we did, the wine was very good and reasonably priced. Then we waited ages again to order food, when it arrived it was excellent. We ordered a bottle of wine (eventually) and was surprised when the waiter brought us a glass of wine and put it in front of my partner (not sure if he was trying to tell me something). We were keen to get our bottle or at least a glass for me but eventually gave up trying to get someone to come and serve us. This is a great looking place with good food and wine at a good price. Getting served is a challenge, won’t forget this experience, absolute comedy gold.

The bar looks great but to get sever we had to wait for a long time. We asked for a menu, then waited. We asked for wine, then waited. The food didn’t come until after we had finished our wine, but nobody asked if we wanted another glass. We eventually ordered two more glasses, but only one came. We decided to leave. The table next to us also left because their order did not ever arrive. The food was good! But ordering everything was difficult.

Este bar restaurante es una antigua bonneterie es decir una tienda de lencería para mujeres, que se ha convertido en café hace 30 años. Está en la plaza del teatro de Lille, justo en frente de la cámara de comercio de la ciudad. Es uno de los más famosos cafés de Francia, porque se ha grabado una película recientemente que vieron 20 millones de franceses, bienvenue chez les ch´tis , una comedia sobre la gente del norte de Francia. Dos generaciones habían llevado el negocio de la lencería, pero el hijo, viendo la ubicación tan céntrica decidió hacer un café con el lugar, dejando ahí los maniquines y los objetos típicos del negocio de sus abuelos. Se comen mejillones con patatas fritas, como en la mayoría de los bares de Lille, y son deliciosas. Hay una gran selección de cervezas belgas y francesas. La fachada del edificio, del siglo XVIII, es monumento hitsórico. Hay una terraza para los días buenos, que se calienta en invierno. Siempre está muy lleno.